Episode Synopsis "3 / Laura Robertson [Polyhydramnios, induced labor, vaginal delivery, labor complications, skin-to-skin]"

On today's episode, Dr Joseph Sgroi (OBGYN) talks with Laura Robertson about the birth story of her daughter Sophie. Laura's birth story features discussions around Polyhydramnios, induced labor, vaginal delivery, labor complications and skin-to-skin. This episode is proudly brought to you by Tiny Hearts Education; our mission is to bring education to all Australian parents through first aid and birthing courses so they can move through pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood with confidence. Visit www.tinyheartseducation.com for more information.

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